Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-24
THE ECCENTRIC IN PHOTOGRAPHS.
HON ly Women Who Tia 2 Part" TIL ir
Fao y aiken d Riis Devise 4 mpsn-a-
tion for tn Lack Of Phi, sic ! fascina-
tions.


HON ly Women Who Tia 2 Parts % TIL ir
fao y AIKEN d Rius Devise a. npensa-
tion fer TN Lack Of Phi, SIC ! fascina-
tions.
However" said the photoc rapher
81 : aried out to speak OF the recent
waking up of Z Q pain women OF the
world To the value OF the eccentric IN
posing bef re- the ca err.
''Ispeak OF actresses because they have
the most original | leas. and car y them
out fea lessly. HHe is the proof OF q
picture Of n no elessly inf-r;or-looking
woma who Is starrins In the West wi. b
her own company and making a great
deal OF money.
"She fully appreciates the value OF q
photograph as AN advert sing medium,
and as her own face-purr, simple, and
unadorned-wI | never craze the popu-
lace, she has hit upon the cheme OF
showing only a part Of IL ut a time,
Here are three OF her designs.
The Lr,t represented a roguish and
grinning face with a mass Of tam led
hair, two rows Of white teeth, and q
barely per eptible dimple. The face
looked out from between two curtains
which were d avn down on eith'r side OF
II, meeting beneath the chin.
There was sonnet ing so frolicsome
and gay about the whole expression that
one smiled involuntary on looking at Ii.
The effect was further heightened by the
contrast OF the faces on curtains on
either side.
Two faces were woven into the cur
tains, and both of tnem were as solemn
and gruesume in expression as II Is pos
sible to imagine. They were not very
distinct, and they servei admirably to
give emp asis TO the jolly facs that
looked out rom between them.
The second photograph represented Q
section Of a GARD fence.
Roughly painted on Two planks were
tn wordS, "Ah. there. :" and through a
big crack between the boards could be
Seen one eye, an eyebrow. and a part Of
the nose "a the actress.
There was something extremely wide
awake and artful about the eye, and the
nose was wrinkled so that it had q de-
cidedly Tough" expression.
Altogether the Rddity Of the picture
would cause people ~ look at 1t twice
before turning away.
The third and last OF The series OF pict-
ures was by all odds the best Of the
three.
IL represented the head and neck OF
the actress rising out OF the sea.
Ono might be excused Tor thinking
that she had just swallowed a lot Oh salt
water, for the lace fairly spluttered with
excitement. The mouth was drawn
Town., the eyes opened 10 the fullest ex.
tent, and the loL.g and stfingy hair hung
owe the wet lace.
Everything was dripping wet. and the
whole appearance o. the face prepared
one for the Llood-curdIiug shrek which
women bathers OF u mo. D~Oisterous sori
usually give ven 10 al.er they have been
forciDiy dous u under the waves at Loney
Island.
These three pictures" said the
photographer. handling them carefully.
will adverIsr tue original from ont
enu OF America to the other.
Tine photograph "a an advertising
medium Is, comparatively speaRing, d
recent idea, but IL rs, nevertheless. esor
mousiy eif~cAvc, and IL grJAs more i'm
portrait every year.
Now L.at plan women have go
sta! Led ia this line, there is no to- u
where tlIeig ingenuity Will stop, Tor lIrl
see he importance Of catcnl Z tae lup
lac eye. AID, As l said before, IL > u,
umlovely ones ~ earth's womlntind
Pos es, the greatest anon to. u.igin
ity aud brtins."-tN. Y. Sun.